Simulink filtering of a table

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Lucas Maiß
Lucas Maiß am 25 Mai 2020
Beantwortet: Jonas am 28 Mai 2020
Hello,
I have a table with 5 col of input states and one as output.
So for 0.6 & 0.4 & 0.5 & 310 & 100 as input I would like to output 0.0453 (row 1).
So my question is how do I perform such a task in Simulink, as the inputs are signals in a Simulink Model?
Have a nice day!
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Nishant Gupta
Nishant Gupta am 28 Mai 2020
You can use 'Matlab Function' block to do this. Just write the relationship between inputs and outputs inside the block, then you will get the resultant output corresponding to input signals.
Refer to the following link to know how to implement MATLAB function using block:
Lucas Maiß
Lucas Maiß am 28 Mai 2020
I have tried it with the Matlab Function by setting using 'Edit Data' and defining the table as 'parameter'. So that does work for arrays but not for tables. I have also managed to search in the array but I think that is not so efficient than searching in a table, am I right ?
And my solution to that are not much more efficient:
  • Loading a .mat file with the table inside the function -> has to load complete table every time step
  • Converting to a table -> will be performed also every time step
(The table is quiet large (45000x6) so an efficient way would be great, I am also willing to restructure the table if necessary)

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Fangjun Jiang
Fangjun Jiang am 28 Mai 2020
The straightforward way to do this is to use "n-D Lookup Table". You have a 5-D lookup table here. The first 5 columns are the loopup axis, the sixth column is the output data.
Notice the firtst 4 columns of data you show here didn't change value? I imagine the large (45000x6) array is the expanded view of the loopup table data. Take a look at the help and example model of the Simulink n-D Lookup Table block and figure out the proper data for it.

Jonas
Jonas am 28 Mai 2020
Use a Direct Lookup Table with 5 dimensions.

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